Understanding one’s own strengths and weaknesses is an important step toward continuous growth and self-improvement. I’m constantly surprised at how many of my personal traits that are obvious to others always take so long for me to realize. For example, I’ve long considered myself an empowering delegator. Recently, I’ve finally had to admit that I can be [...]
Posts Tagged ‘self-improvement’
Self Awareness that Will Lead to Better Team Dynamics
Posted in business, self-improvement, tagged self-improvement, teamwork on January 21, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Timing Really IS Everything
Posted in business, entrepreneur, tagged entrepreneurship, life hack, self-improvement, Timing on May 27, 2009 | 5 Comments »
So, I went to the Social Media Club’s tweetup in Bellevue yesterday. Interesting to meet people in person who you may know on twitter. One of the more engaging conversations was with Pam Hoelzle, who is a business coach based upon her successful — and sometimes unsuccessful — ventures as an entrepreneur. We discussed how [...]
Analytics and Optimization to Measure Your Performance Within Your Family
Posted in Digital Marketing, self-improvement, web analytics, tagged analytics, family, marketing, optimization, self-improvement on May 24, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The concept of Digital Analytics and Optimization is to measure all digital marketing initiatives against a set of KPI’s (key performance indicators) to ensure proper performance and to find ways for improvement. Wow, that’s some marketing jargon. But the concept is simple. Why do you have a web site? Your most important reasons are [...]
Write Down Your Purpose In Life
Posted in self-improvement, tagged goal setting, new years resolutions, purpose in life, self-improvement on January 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Meet John Song. Yeah, that would be me . Many years ago, I came up with a document called, “John’s Purpose”. I keep it prominent on my desktop so that I can review it whenever I feel lost, or need help in deciding my priorities. This document keeps me grounded. With the new year, I would [...]




